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Ok, I read through his thread, and as usual, there's so much nonsense being posted, but some did post some intellegient replies. So, here's my take.
Laugh if you want, but I found this to be neither a bad film, nor a good one. (call it a 5.0). Overall, the premise was good, Krause was excellent, the F.B.I agent, and the police actions were credible. But, the Terry Allen character was just -not- credible, as that character developed. Yes, I too found a few places where I started laughing at his actions; At some point, credibility dictates he would have fell against the wall, bowed his head, and said "man, I sure screwed this up" ... and the story could have taken a completely different turn. It isn't Krauses' fault: It was the plot. Maybe have the last part of the movie go into why it is destructive to oneself to be so paranoid. Do be vigilant, but use common sense and wisdom. To ignore any warning flag is bad, but at some point, as the wife's character portrayed, look in the mirror and see what you are doing and saying. Unfortunately, Terry Allen as a character, was just not believable, and the power this movie could have exuded was lost in straying away from the ommission of him realizing what a racist he had become and capitalizing on that aspect.
Now for my general rant.
Michael Moore sucks, and his movies suck. "Sports Night" was a great comedy series, and a hella lot of stars arose from it!
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